Aashish Sinha

Aashish Sinha is a writer and director predominantly working in the Hindi-language film and entertainment industry. He completed his education at Notre Dame Communication Centre (NDCC), Patna, specializing in the Production and Programming course, and was top among his peers. Since then, Aashish Sinha began working in the field as a director. He was a part of numerous successful projects. Aashish Sinha is best known for directing a feature film, Meeradha, a romance drama released in 2016. Other than that, he began his career as the associate director for many famous films. These include the 2007 movie My Friend Ganesha, My Friend Ganesha 2, and My Friend Ganesh 3, released in 2010.

Chal Chalein Click to look into! >> Read More... , starring Mithun Chakraborty When we talk about the few legends in the Indian f >> Read More... , was another movie where Aashish Sinha worked as the associate director, released in 2009. In 2013, Aashish Sinha was the associate director of Main Krishna Hoon Click to look into! >> Read More... . Later, in 2015, he became the associate director of Mumbai Can Dance Saalaa. In addition to these movies, he was the associate director of the 2021 movie Tomchi. Aashish Sinha was also involved in projects like Midnight, Unns, and Singh Bhaiya. Furthermore, Aashish Sinha directed a television web series Sochanand, released in 2016. Additionally, he participated in producing other types of productions, as seen in the short films, Soch: Mindset, My First Teacher, and Wealth of Love. He participated as the writer for the three short films.

In addition to these projects, other short films by Aashish Sinha are Quandary, Legacy, and I Will Be An Engineer. Apart from shows and films, Aashish Sinha is involved in the production and direction of serials, music videos, and commercials. He directed episodes of serials like Baal Baal Bachche, Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahin, Saathiya, and Kahin Toh Hoga. Moreover, he was involved in writing for a few episodes of the popular show Comedy Nights With Kapil.